Method and system for evaluating the technical condition of gas turbine assemblies

ABSTRACT

The invention relates to a system for evaluating the technical condition of gas turbine assemblies on the basis of temperature fields, and is directed toward more accurately determining a temperature deviation from an initial value. In a method for remotely monitoring the technical condition of turbine assemblies, the temperature of a gas stream passing from the combustion chambers through the gas ducts and the blade assembly is measured in a turbine, at the outlet thereof, at different time points by means of thermocouples; temperature indices of the gas turbine are obtained for each time point, and the temperature indices obtained from each thermocouple are converted into vector quantities, wherein the temperature of the thermocouple is the vector magnitude, and the angular position of the thermocouple in the plane of the exhaust is the vector direction; on the basis of the vector quantities obtained, a resultant temperature vector value is generated, the head of said resultant vector being the epicentre of a heat field; a coordinate grid is constructed and the head of the resultant vector is plotted thereon; the heads of resultant vectors calculated on the basis of incoming data about new temperature indices at the turbine outlet in different time intervals are added each time to the coordinate grid; the extent of deviation of the vector heads from an initial value is determined.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The invention relates to the system of gas turbine assemblies technicalevaluation by temperature fields and applied method.

BACKGROUND

Power engineering is one of the leading and the most complex industries.In the course of power engineering development, the economic efficiencyof power enterprises is steadily improved that results in electric andheat power production and transfer cost reduction. Electric powerproduction and delivery to consumers are characterized by somepeculiarities which are characteristic of this process compared toproduction and distribution of the other products. Firstly, it iscontinuity and high rate of power production and transportation, andsecondly—impossibility of its storage.

As in many other industries, efficiency in power engineering is achievedby two ways.

The first one relates to upgrading of newly launched equipment towardsreduction of heat rate per energy output unit to reduce cost fuel factorand towards unit cost reduction and improvement of this equipmentreliability to reduce depreciation charges. Increase of units rating andtheir automation reduce construction and service costs.

In order to reach these objectives new systematic scientific studiesaimed at development of new processes and upgrading of existingprocesses, search of new materials, etc. Implementation of theseactivities requires considerable costs and affects the efficiency ofnewly constructed power stations operation.

The second way—rational operation of existing power units which involvesselection of the most advantageous configuration of working equipment,carrying out repair and diagnostic activities within the optimal terms,the most optimal distribution of load between working units. Rationaloperation of each individual unit consists in implementation of the mostcost-effective mode taking into account the specific features of thisparticular unit.

One of the fundamental peculiarities of the power production is strictdependency of power stations operation mode on electric powerconsumption mode. Power consumption changes under the influence ofdifferent factors: production process features, shift-workingarrangement, climatic factors, etc. Domestic household, which share inthe most world countries steadily increases, makes considerablecontribution to irregularity of power consumption schedules.

Currently, practically all generation objects are equipped withcomprehensive APCS (automated process control systems) The APCS by theirnature are not tools for analysis of condition changes, though in manyrespects they serve to prevent emergency events. Statistics of incidentsand emergencies attests to the fact that autonomous and built-in APCSsystems for monitoring and diagnostics of power-generating equipment arenot effective enough [1].

Condition monitoring is based on comparison between parameter values andcriteria correspondence to their limits and norms and parameters withreference power characteristics. Such systems function as a set ofmodules analyzing operation of different subsystems of monitoringobject. Labour-consuming automated analysis of the monitoring systemsoperation is supposed to be done by a large number of experts todetermine changes in technical condition and to search for their causes.The applied methods are powerless in case of untrustworthy or incompleteinformation about limits and norms of key process parameters, criteriaor relationship between parameters. In most cases this is the cause ofuntimely revealing of emergent defects, their uncontrolled growth, whentechnical condition is “operable”, and as a consequence, it results in“inoperable” or “limit” state of the object. Maintenance activities aregenerally carried out after operation of warning or emergency alarms.Equipment defects are detected after opening the equipment that resultsin “insufficient” repairs due to lack of necessary spare parts andtechnical solutions to resolve the problems.

Nowadays it is important not only to determine condition type, inparticular: “operable”, “partially operable”, “limit”, but also tomonitor changes in the condition already determined [2]. The mostimportant task is monitoring the changes in equipment “operable”condition, which are caused by nucleation of any defect of multipleparts, assemblies and systems to detect undesirable trends and make aforecast of their development as to prevent incidents and emergencies.

Technical diagnosis is a set of activities which enables to study anddetect signs of equipment malfunction (operability), establish methodsand means which help to make a conclusion (make a diagnosis) aboutmalfunction (defect) presence (absence). In other words, technicaldiagnosis enables to make technical evaluation of the object underinvestigation. Such diagnosis is mainly focused on search and analysisof internal causes of equipment malfunction.

The diagnosis results can include:

1. Determining the state of the equipment being diagnosed (equipmenttechnical evaluation).

2. Specifying the defect type, its severity, location, causes, thatserves as a basis for decision about subsequent equipment operation(shutdown for repair, additional inspection, continuing the operation,etc.) or about complete replacement of the equipment.

3. Forecast about terms of further operation—assessment of electricequipment residual operation life.

Consequently, it may be concluded that with the purpose of defectprevention (or detection at early stages of formation) and maintainingof equipment operation reliability it is necessary to apply equipmentmonitoring in the form of diagnosis system.

The main methods of non-destructive testing (NDT) which are the mostfrequently used for electrical equipment are listed below:

1) magnetic;

2) electrical;

3) eddy current;

4) radio-wave,

5) thermal;

6) optical;

7) radiation;

8) acoustic;

9) penetrant (dye penetrant inspection and leak detection).

Thermal methods of testing according to GOST 53689-2009 are based onrecording of thermal or temperature fields of the object undermonitoring.

Development of gas turbines accompanied by increase of fluid initialparameters, their uprating and improvement of maneuveringcharacteristics has brought up a wide variety of issues related toensuring robustness and durability of gas turbine parts. Among widerange of these issues the further improvement of calculation methods andstudies of cooling systems and thermo-stressed state of gas turbineblades are of prime importance.

Currently, there are many known solutions implementing processes of gasturbine assemblies technical evaluation and forecasting of differentassemblies failure.

It is known the method of detection of partial flame failure in gasturbine engine (patent U.S. Pat. No. 8/474/269 B2, Siemens AG, Feb. 7,2013). In this patent the gas turbine has a gas channel to flow movinggas and several combustion chambers, provided that each of thecombustion chambers leads to the gas channel and contains a burner. Themethod contains the following steps: measurements of the firsttemperature in a given time in each of at least two measuring pointslocated downstream from the combustion chambers in the gas channel,measurements of the second temperature in a given time in each of atleast two burners and detection of partial flame failure from themeasurements of the first temperatures and measurements of the secondtemperatures, and detection of partial flame failure includes the stepof determining the first detection parameter, with the first detectionparameter being determined from the rate of change between the firsttemperature measurements variety in different measuring points.

It is known the method of monitoring the gas turbine fuel temperature(patent application US 2014033731 A1, ROLLS ROYCE DEUTSCHLAND, Jun. 2,2014), in which the parameters are determined as input values andcompared to nominal values optimized for emission, after that, the fueloptimal temperature is determined and heated or cooled fuel is suppliedto the combustion chamber respectively.

These solutions do not provide with a possibility of remote monitoringof gas turbine assemblies condition by temperature fields that preventsfrom quick and precise determination of possible future malfunction ofgas turbine assemblies.

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION

Thermal methods of testing are based on measurement, evaluation andanalysis of the monitored objects temperature. The basic condition forusing the diagnosis by means of thermal NDT is availability of heatflows in the object being diagnosed.

Temperature is the most universal reflection of any equipment state.Practically, at any operation mode different from normal the temperaturechange is the very first indicator of faulty condition. Temperaturereactions at different operation modes due to their universality occurat all phases of electrical equipment operation.

One of the serious problems occurred during operation of gas turbineunits is failure of the first stage rotor and stator blades ofhigh-pressure turbine (HPT) caused by combustion products temperaturefield nonuniformity.

Hot combustion gases heat the gas turbine blades outer surface, however,these blades could be cooled down inside, for example, with air suppliedby compressor, or with steam supplied from heat disposal system.Therefore, temperature gradient occurs between outer and inner part ofthe cooled down blades. Provided that, the most loaded elements of thegas turbine are the first stage rotor blades the destruction of which isprevalently caused by thermal fatigue.

The purpose of the invention is creation of a new system and method ofgas turbine assemblies technical evaluation by temperature fields thatenables to detect changes in objects condition at the early stages andforecast failure of as critical elements of the monitored object as theobject as a whole.

The technical result is improving the accuracy of determination oftemperature deviation from initial value.

Owing to this determination of temperature deviation the severemalfunctions of gas turbine assemblies are revealed.

The claimed result is achieved by means of implementation ofcomputerized method of remote monitoring of gas turbine assembliescondition by temperature fields, which consists of some steps involvingas follows:

measuring the temperature of gas flow from combustion chambers throughgas ducts and blading at the gas turbine outlet by means ofthermocouples at different moments in time;

obtaining the gas turbine said temperature values measured bythermocouples;

transforming the temperature values obtained from each thermocouple foreach moment of time into vector values, where thermocouple temperatureis a vector module and thermocouple angular arrangement in exhaust planeis its direction;

forming the resultant temperature vector value based on the obtainedvector values, and the end of this resultant vector is the epicenter ofthermal field;

making the coordinate grid with plotting the resultant vector end on it;

every time adding the resultant vector ends, calculated based onincoming data on gas turbine outlet new temperature values at differentmoments in time, on the coordinate grid;

determining the value of new vector ends deviation from initial value oncoordinate grid.

In a particular embodiment of the invention correction factors are usedin case of asymmetrical arrangement of thermocouples.

In other particular embodiment of the invention the groups ofthermocouples characterize operation of individual combustion chambers.

In other particular embodiment of the invention the coordinate grid is apolar coordinate system or Cartesian coordinate system.

In other particular embodiment of the invention the monitoring iscarried online or off-line.

The claimed result is also achieved due to the gas turbine assembliescondition remote monitoring system, by gas flow temperature determinedby thermocouples and by transmission of these values to the primarycontrollers, which are connected to the main APCS server of themonitored object intended for accumulation of data received from thecontrollers and subsequent transfer of the said data from the low-levelzone of the remote monitoring system comprising at least the low-levelserver of the remote monitoring system, from which the gas turbinemeasured temperature data are transmitted to the top level zone of theremote monitoring system, which comprises the top level serverconfigured to implement the above method of remote monitoring of gasturbine assemblies condition.

In other particular embodiment of the claimed system the thermocouplesare arranged asymmetrically around the circumference and use correctionfactors which take asymmetry into account. Correction factors arecalculated as the value of thermal field epicenter offset fromcoordinate center in X and Y coordinates in case of equality oftemperatures of all thermocouples asymmetrically arranged. In aparticular embodiment of symmetrical arrangement of thermocouples incase of temperatures equality the thermal field epicenter will be in thecoordinate center, and correction factors will be 0.

In other particular embodiment of the claimed system the groups ofthermocouples could characterize operation of individual combustionchambers.

In other particular embodiment of the claimed system the state changemonitoring is carried online or off-line.

In other particular embodiment of the claimed system the datatransmission network is the Internet.

In other particular embodiment of the claimed system the datatransmission via the Internet is carried out through the protected datalink.

In other particular embodiment of the claimed system the top levelserver is configured to transfer the monitored object state data tousers' remote devices.

In other particular embodiment of the claimed system the data aretransmitted to users' remote devices by wire and/or wirelesscommunication.

In other particular embodiment of the claimed system the wirecommunication is LAN of Ethernet type.

In other particular embodiment of the claimed system the wirelesscommunication is selected from the following group: Wi-Fi, GSM, WiMax orMMDS (Multichannel Multipoint Distribution System).

In other particular embodiment of the claimed system the monitoredobject state data are transmitted to users' remote devices by means ofemail messages and/or SMS messages and/or PUSH messages.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 illustrates system architecture of the gas turbine assembliescondition remote monitoring by temperature fields.

FIG. 2 illustrates the main steps of the claimed method implementation.

FIG. 3 illustrates arrangement of thermocouples at the gas turbineoutlet.

EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

FIG. 1 illustrates general architecture of the claimed solution, inparticular, the system of the gas turbine assemblies condition remotemonitoring by temperature fields (100). The remote monitoring system(100) consists of the low (15) and top (18) level systems. Both levelsare implemented at the servers (150, 180) performing special functions.The task of the low-level server (150) is data collection, primaryprocessing, buffering and transmission to the top level server (180),which task is solution of analytical problems related to monitoring ofgas turbine assemblies condition by temperature fields (monitoringobject) (10).

Data collection and transmission is implemented on the basis oftwo-servers scheme. The process of data collection starts at the lowlevel, gas turbine level (monitoring object) (10), where temperatures ofcombustion chambers and blading are recorded by thermocouples (11)arranged around the exhaust diffuser circumference.

Thermocouples (11) measure temperature in gas turbine individual sectorsand indicate the condition of its assemblies. Based on the measurementsresults the obtained maximum temperature is recorded on thermocouplesand minimum temperature is obtained. On this basis it is possible todetermine a difference between maximum and minimum temperatures.

Thermocouple readings (11), namely the temperatures of the combustionchambers and blading, are transmitted to the primary controllers (12),from where they are transmitted to the main APCS server of the monitoredobject (130).

The low-level system server (150) of the system of the gas turbineassemblies condition remote monitoring by temperature fields (100) isinstalled in its own cabinet in special server room in the immediatevicinity of the available APCS servers of the monitored object (130).Data from the service network (14) formed by one or several APCS servers(130) are transmitted to the low-level server (150) of the system of thegas turbine assemblies condition remote monitoring by temperaturefields. Data transmission to the low-level server (150) can be effectedusing OPC protocol (OLE for Process Control) and OPC tunnelingtechnology.

The low-level zone of the system of the gas turbine assemblies conditionremote monitoring by temperature fields (15) could be made in the formof perimeter network formed by means of firewalls (151), which receivedata from APCS server (130) and transmit data to the top level zone(18). Such scheme isolates operation of the object APCS (130) andlow-level system (15), and maintains security of received data in caseof abnormal situations.

Process condition data received from thermocouples (11) of the gasturbine (10) are transmitted to the unified archive of the top-levelserver (180) of the system of the gas turbine assemblies conditionremote monitoring by temperature fields. Data transmission to thetop-level server (180) is effected by LAN, e.g. global Internet. Thesedata can be transmitted via protected LAN data link, which ensures datatransmission in real time with no loss in quality, using synchronizationof low-level (15) and top level (18) servers (150, 180). Besides,obtaining full and complete data at the top level server (180) provideswith a possibility of detailed analysis of object condition by expertsworking with the top level system (18), that enables to monitor gasturbine and its components (10) by efforts of these experts.

The top-level server (180) is configured to data analytical onlineprocessing automatically performed by the object mathematical modelbased on the formed reference parameters of the properly functioningobject.

FIG. 2 illustrates the method (200), implemented in the said top levelserver (180), by means of which the gas turbine assemblies conditionmonitoring by temperature fields (10) is carried out.

The step (201) is measuring the temperature of gas flow from combustionchambers through gas ducts and blading by means of thermocouples (11).

The step (202) is receiving temperature values from gas turbine by toplevel server (180).

The step (203) is transforming the temperature values obtained from eachthermocouple for each moment of time into vector values, wherethermocouple temperature is a vector module and thermocouple angulararrangement in exhaust plane is its direction.

The step (204) is forming the resultant temperature vector value basedon the obtained vector values, and the end of this resultant vector isthe epicenter of thermal field.

The step (205) is making the coordinate grid with plotting the resultantvector end on it, and the step (206) every time adding the resultantvector ends, calculated based on incoming data on gas turbine outlet newtemperature values at different moments in time, on the coordinate grid.

The step (207) is determining the value of new vector ends deviationfrom initial value on coordinate grid.

Transmission of the required information, in particular, at receivingsignals about gas turbine (10) malfunction can be carried out by meansof well-known wire and wireless communications, e.g.: Ethernet-type LAN(LAN), Wi-Fi, GSM, WiMax or MMDS (Multichannel Multipoint DistributionSystem), etc.

Information from the top level system (18) of the system of the gasturbine assemblies condition remote monitoring by temperature fields(100) can be transmitted to different remote computer devices, e.g. IBMPC-based HMI or mobile devices of the system users, e.g. smartphones,data tablets or laptops, receiving data from the top level server (180)by means of email messages and/or SMS messages and/or PUSH messages.

Monitoring of gas turbine (10) components can be performed via standardweb browser and Internet portal intended for visualization of gasturbine (10) assemblies state parameters. Also, real time monitoring ofgas turbine (10) assemblies is possible by means of special softwareapplication installed on users' devices.

Notification about beginning of the gas turbine assemblies limit stateor necessity to check some gas turbine (10) assemblies, which further oncould result in limit state or degradation, can be transmitted todevices until the server (180) in response to notifications sentreceives a message that the notification has been viewed by user. Thisfunction can be implemented by sending electronic messages at fixedintervals or by special application or web-portal, which in response toidentification of the user connected to the top level server (180)notification system, analyzes the status of receiving the saidnotification by the said user. The status can be linked to a change ofnotification parameter status at the server, which could be a record inthe data base of response message receipt note from the user device.

The temperature field in the gas turbine is evaluated by thermocouplesreadings, at the gas turbine outlet.

The tendency to temperature increase downstream from gas turbine whileits power remains constant testifies that temperature increases upstreamfrom the gas turbine first stage, that in turns results in shorter lifeof hot gas path elements.

In contrast to traditional methods of recording, processing andvisualization of readings of temperature sensors located downstream fromthe gas turbine last stage in the form of temperature graphs dependingon time, load and other parameters, there has been developed a system ofvisualization of the turbine thermal field state according to readingsof all sensors in the form of one rating displayed in the polarcoordinate system in the form of radius vector Aφ (where A—rating,φ—angle) or in the form of radius vector projection in X, Y Cartesiancoordinate system.

This rating is the Thermal Field Epicenter (TFE)—the resultant vectorvalue of all readings of thermocouples arranged in the gas flow sectionplane.

TFE position is changed in the following cases:

change of combustion mode;

changes in combustion chamber operation (redistribution of primaryair/gas flows, etc.);

seasonal factor.

TFE visualizer while processing data, transforms readings of allthermocouples into a single value—TFE position point on the coordinateplane at this point in time. Multiple TFE points plotted duringoperation monitoring of the specific turbine plant form characteristiczones (CharZ) of turboset basic and transient modes. Monitoring of CharZposition detects deviations of GTU elements condition at early stage ofdefects growth. Graphical representation of thermal field center isavailable in two variants—in polar coordinates with visualization of itschanging in time and load (animation), and also in Cartesiancoordinates, where changes of vector characteristics in time areplotted.

Exhaust gas temperature downstream of the turbine is measured bythermocouples. Each of the thermocouples is installed at certain anglerelative to vertical plane (see FIG. 3).

Position of thermal field epicenter by thermocouples' readings andtaking into account their spatial arrangement in X coordinate isdetermined by the ratio:

x=(T1*SIN αT1+T2*SIN αT2+ . . . +Tn*SIN αTn)/(SUM(T1:Tn))+kx

Position of thermal field epicenter by thermocouples' readings andtaking into account their spatial arrangement in Y coordinate:

y=(T1*COS αT1+T2*COS αT2+ . . . +Tn*COS αTn)/(SUM(T1:Tn))+kx

where, αTn—position angle of n-thermocouple relative to zero position inthe exhaust section plane;

kx and ky—factors taking into account TFE deviation from coordinatecenter at similar temperature value of all thermocouples.

The advantages of the claimed solution are as follows:

1. High sensitivity. Change of any thermocouple temperature by 1° C. ataverage measurement temperature of 550° C. causes change of TFE positionby 0.002 units in X, Y coordinates. Provided that, CharZ of GTUoperation at nominal load of 165-170 MW is limited with a square lessthan 0.04 unit on a side. That is to say, temperature spread in CharZ isabout 10° C. and parameter variation above this level causes substantialoffset of CharZ and, respectively, identification of the object statechange.

2. Multiple decrease of real time monitoring parameters number.

3. Simplicity of implementation and application for different systemsmonitoring.

This description of the claimed invention discloses preferableembodiments of the claimed solution and shall not be interpreted aslimiting the other particular embodiments, which are not beyond theclaimed scope of protection and are obvious to persons skilled in theart.

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1. Computerized method of remote monitoring of gas turbine assembliescondition by temperature fields, which consists of the steps involvingas follows: measuring the temperature of gas flow from combustionchambers through gas ducts and blading at the gas turbine outlet bymeans of thermocouples at different moments in time; obtaining the gasturbine said temperature values measured by thermocouples; transformingthe temperature values obtained from each thermocouple for each momentof time into vector values, where thermocouple temperature is a vectormodule and thermocouple angular arrangement in exhaust plane is itsdirection; forming the resultant temperature vector value based on theobtained vector values, and the end of this resultant vector is theepicenter of thermal field; making the coordinate grid with plotting theresultant vector end on it; every time adding the resultant vector ends,calculated based on incoming data on gas turbine outlet new temperaturevalues at different moments in time, on the coordinate grid; determiningthe value of new vector ends deviation from initial value.
 2. Methodaccording to claim 1, wherein the correction factors are used in case ofasymmetrical arrangement of thermocouples.
 3. Method according to claim1, wherein the groups of thermocouples characterize operation ofindividual combustion chambers.
 4. Method according to claim 1, whereinthe coordinate grid is a polar coordinate system or Cartesian coordinatesystem.
 5. Method according to claim 1, wherein the monitoring iscarried online or off-line.
 6. The gas turbine assemblies conditionremote monitoring system, by gas flow temperature determined bythermocouples and by transmission of these values to the primarycontrollers, which are connected to the main APCS server of themonitored object intended for accumulation of data received from thecontrollers and subsequent transfer of the said data from the lowerlevel zone of the remote monitoring system comprising at least the lowerlevel server of the remote monitoring system, from which the gas turbinemeasured temperature data are transmitted to the top level zone of theremote monitoring system, which comprises the top level serverconfigured to implement the above method of remote monitoring of gasturbine assemblies condition according to claim
 1. 7. The systemaccording to claim 6, wherein the thermocouples are arrangedasymmetrically around the circumference and use correction factors whichtake asymmetry into account.
 8. The system according to claim 6, whereinthe groups of thermocouples could characterize operation of individualcombustion chambers.
 9. The system according to claim 6, wherein thestate change monitoring is carried online or off-line.
 10. The systemaccording to claim 6, wherein the data transmission network is theInternet.
 11. The system according to claim 10, wherein the datatransmission via the Internet is carried out through the protected datalink.
 12. The system according to claim 6, wherein the top level serveris configured to transfer the monitored object state data to users'remote devices.
 13. The system according to claim 12, wherein the dataare transmitted to users' remote devices by wire and/or wirelesscommunication.
 14. The system according to claim 13, wherein the wirecommunication is LAN of Ethernet type.
 15. The system according to claim13, wherein the wireless communication is selected from the followinggroup: Wi-Fi, GSM, WiMax or MMDS (Multichannel Multipoint DistributionSystem).
 16. The system according to claim 15, wherein the monitoredobject state data are transmitted to users' remote devices by means ofemail messages and/or SMS messages and/or PUSH messages.
 17. The gasturbine assemblies condition remote monitoring system, by gas flowtemperature determined by thermocouples and by transmission of thesevalues to the primary controllers, which are connected to the main APCSserver of the monitored object intended for accumulation of datareceived from the controllers and subsequent transfer of the said datafrom the lower level zone of the remote monitoring system comprising atleast the lower level server of the remote monitoring system, from whichthe gas turbine measured temperature data are transmitted to the toplevel zone of the remote monitoring system, which comprises the toplevel server configured to implement the above method of remotemonitoring of gas turbine assemblies condition according to claim
 2. 18.The gas turbine assemblies condition remote monitoring system, by gasflow temperature determined by thermocouples and by transmission ofthese values to the primary controllers, which are connected to the mainAPCS server of the monitored object intended for accumulation of datareceived from the controllers and subsequent transfer of the said datafrom the lower level zone of the remote monitoring system comprising atleast the lower level server of the remote monitoring system, from whichthe gas turbine measured temperature data are transmitted to the toplevel zone of the remote monitoring system, which comprises the toplevel server configured to implement the above method of remotemonitoring of gas turbine assemblies condition according to claim
 3. 19.The gas turbine assemblies condition remote monitoring system, by gasflow temperature determined by thermocouples and by transmission ofthese values to the primary controllers, which are connected to the mainAPCS server of the monitored object intended for accumulation of datareceived from the controllers and subsequent transfer of the said datafrom the lower level zone of the remote monitoring system comprising atleast the lower level server of the remote monitoring system, from whichthe gas turbine measured temperature data are transmitted to the toplevel zone of the remote monitoring system, which comprises the toplevel server configured to implement the above method of remotemonitoring of gas turbine assemblies condition according to claim
 4. 20.The gas turbine assemblies condition remote monitoring system, by gasflow temperature determined by thermocouples and by transmission ofthese values to the primary controllers, which are connected to the mainAPCS server of the monitored object intended for accumulation of datareceived from the controllers and subsequent transfer of the said datafrom the lower level zone of the remote monitoring system comprising atleast the lower level server of the remote monitoring system, from whichthe gas turbine measured temperature data are transmitted to the toplevel zone of the remote monitoring system, which comprises the toplevel server configured to implement the above method of remotemonitoring of gas turbine assemblies condition according to claim 5.